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Re: What are your chances?
Top 10%~ish at Wayne State (.01 below last year's top 10% cutoff)
Aiming for Michigan, though tossing snowballs chance money at Cornell and Duke.
Odds?
Aiming for Michigan, though tossing snowballs chance money at Cornell and Duke.
Odds?
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Re: What are your chances?
<5% at getting 1.Baylan wrote:Top 10%~ish at Wayne State (.01 below last year's top 10% cutoff)
Aiming for Michigan, though tossing snowballs chance money at Cornell and Duke.
Odds?
- Regionality
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Re: What are your chances?
Hey Folks--
Finally got all my 1L grades, looking for people's opinions on my chances this transfer cycle.
I have a 3.69 which makes me top 6% at #35 school (approx. 14/245). Chance me!
Harvard
Stanford
Columbia
Chicago
NYU
Berkeley
Northwestern
Georgetown (got deferred EA and went up 1% since then)
Really appreciate it!
Finally got all my 1L grades, looking for people's opinions on my chances this transfer cycle.
I have a 3.69 which makes me top 6% at #35 school (approx. 14/245). Chance me!
Harvard
Stanford
Columbia
Chicago
NYU
Berkeley
Northwestern
Georgetown (got deferred EA and went up 1% since then)
Really appreciate it!
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Re: What are your chances?
I think the only way that you would be able to have a decent shot at any of those schools is to be safely within the top 5%, and even then, I wouldn't feel comfortable about your chances unless you were one of the top 10 students.Baylan wrote:Top 10%~ish at Wayne State (.01 below last year's top 10% cutoff)
Aiming for Michigan, though tossing snowballs chance money at Cornell and Duke.
Odds?
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Re: What are your chances?
i'll give this post a bump for totally selfish reasons. he and i have the same gpa from the same school, and basically the same list of apps, so this is two for the price of one.Regionality wrote:Hey Folks--
Finally got all my 1L grades, looking for people's opinions on my chances this transfer cycle.
I have a 3.69 which makes me top 6% at #35 school (approx. 14/245). Chance me!
Harvard
Stanford
Columbia
Chicago
NYU
Berkeley
Northwestern
Georgetown (got deferred EA and went up 1% since then)
Really appreciate it!
do a good deed. also throw in chances at michigan for me.
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Re: What are your chances?
I am in the top 10% with a 3.45 gpa at a tier 4 school... i applied to various T3/T2 schools to many to list I was wondering what my chances are in generality compared with my ranking and gpa after my first year
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With those numbers you should have applied to T1's
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Top 6% or 7% at School 15-20. Chances at HY CCN M?
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Re: What are your chances?
Current School: T4 (California)
GPA: Fall - 3.61; Spring - 3.68; Cum - 3.64
Curve: Mean is usually set at a 2.3
Rank: Fall - 6/195; Spring - not out yet but my cumulative GPA is higher than last semesters #2 ranked student so I'm probably moving up.
Schools Applied to: GULC (applied EA got deferred), GW, American, George Mason, UCLA, USC, UC Hastings, UC Davis, Pepperdine, Loyola.
Reasons for applying to the East Coast schools: my parents live there and I grew up there. Also my father has Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and I want to be closer to him.
GPA: Fall - 3.61; Spring - 3.68; Cum - 3.64
Curve: Mean is usually set at a 2.3
Rank: Fall - 6/195; Spring - not out yet but my cumulative GPA is higher than last semesters #2 ranked student so I'm probably moving up.
Schools Applied to: GULC (applied EA got deferred), GW, American, George Mason, UCLA, USC, UC Hastings, UC Davis, Pepperdine, Loyola.
Reasons for applying to the East Coast schools: my parents live there and I grew up there. Also my father has Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and I want to be closer to him.
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Re: What are your chances?
Realizing that M is really the only one with an even reasonably small chance, and the other apps are mostly for "well, it doesn't hurt except for the extra $100" shits and giggles - my good friend who graduated from Michigan is the one who really pushed me to apply. I really didn't want to and am still not certain I would go, given my career goals, even if I was accepted... so... Snowballs chance in hell.Helmholtz wrote:I think the only way that you would be able to have a decent shot at any of those schools is to be safely within the top 5%, and even then, I wouldn't feel comfortable about your chances unless you were one of the top 10 students.Baylan wrote:Top 10%~ish at Wayne State (.01 below last year's top 10% cutoff)
Aiming for Michigan, though tossing snowballs chance money at Cornell and Duke.
Odds?
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Re: What are your chances?
Really? no one!?tww909 wrote:i'll give this post a bump for totally selfish reasons. he and i have the same gpa from the same school, and basically the same list of apps, so this is two for the price of one.Regionality wrote:Hey Folks--
Finally got all my 1L grades, looking for people's opinions on my chances this transfer cycle.
I have a 3.69 which makes me top 6% at #35 school (approx. 14/245). Chance me!
Harvard
Stanford
Columbia
Chicago
NYU
Berkeley
Northwestern
Georgetown (got deferred EA and went up 1% since then)
Really appreciate it!
do a good deed. also throw in chances at michigan for me.
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Re: What are your chances?
Anyone care to give me some false hope?Charlie Daniels wrote:School rank: 50
~Top 7-8%
Applying to: Columbia, NYU, Boalt, Cornell, Duke, and GULC.
I realize I'm aiming pretty high, but I don't think I would transfer anywhere else. If I don't get into any of these, I'd be perfectly happy to stay where I am.
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Re: What are your chances?
Grades finally in, so I figure I'd throw this out there and see who bites.
School ranked in the 60s-70s
From Philly - far away right now and would prefer to be closer to home
3.9, Top 1% (4.0 fall/3.8 spring)
Booked Civ Pro, Torts, both Legal Writing
CCN? MVP?
(and yes, every one of these schools is closer to Philly than where I am now)
School ranked in the 60s-70s
From Philly - far away right now and would prefer to be closer to home
3.9, Top 1% (4.0 fall/3.8 spring)
Booked Civ Pro, Torts, both Legal Writing
CCN? MVP?
(and yes, every one of these schools is closer to Philly than where I am now)
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Re: What are your chances?
Baylan wrote:Top 10%~ish at Wayne State (.01 below last year's top 10% cutoff)
Aiming for Michigan, though tossing snowballs chance money at Cornell and Duke.
Odds?
Aim for Michigan State or Case Western. Get the hell out of Wayne State.
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You should get in to a top 10, dunno which ones though.wickersham223 wrote:Grades finally in, so I figure I'd throw this out there and see who bites.
School ranked in the 60s-70s
From Philly - far away right now and would prefer to be closer to home
3.9, Top 1% (4.0 fall/3.8 spring)
Booked Civ Pro, Torts, both Legal Writing
CCN? MVP?
(and yes, every one of these schools is closer to Philly than where I am now)
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Re: What are your chances?
nice work! i know you want to stay close to philly, but with that gpa AND class rank, why not consider throwing out apps to HYS?Regionality wrote:You should get in to a top 10, dunno which ones though.wickersham223 wrote:Grades finally in, so I figure I'd throw this out there and see who bites.
School ranked in the 60s-70s
From Philly - far away right now and would prefer to be closer to home
3.9, Top 1% (4.0 fall/3.8 spring)
Booked Civ Pro, Torts, both Legal Writing
CCN? MVP?
(and yes, every one of these schools is closer to Philly than where I am now)
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Re: What are your chances?
top 18% at santa clara (low T2 in CA)
IP law; already passed patent bar
I need to get out - what schools are my best option? Preference for west or east coast, but open to the best school I can get into regardless of region...
IP law; already passed patent bar
I need to get out - what schools are my best option? Preference for west or east coast, but open to the best school I can get into regardless of region...
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Care to explain, even a little bit, why you think this?schwar46 wrote:Baylan wrote:Top 10%~ish at Wayne State (.01 below last year's top 10% cutoff)
Aiming for Michigan, though tossing snowballs chance money at Cornell and Duke.
Odds?
Aim for Michigan State or Case Western. Get the hell out of Wayne State.
I want to stay in Michigan - WSU has a much better alumni base in MI, and generally places better into those firms based on my research.
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Regionality wrote:Really? no one!?tww909 wrote:i'll give this post a bump for totally selfish reasons. he and i have the same gpa from the same school, and basically the same list of apps, so this is two for the price of one.Regionality wrote:Hey Folks--
Finally got all my 1L grades, looking for people's opinions on my chances this transfer cycle.
I have a 3.69 which makes me top 6% at #35 school (approx. 14/245). Chance me!
Harvard - 5%
Stanford - 0
Columbia - 25%
Chicago - 0
NYU - 30%
Berkeley - 50%
Northwestern - in if WE
Georgetown (got deferred EA and went up 1% since then) - IN!
Really appreciate it!
do a good deed. also throw in chances at michigan --> 50% for me.
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Re: What are your chances?
I go to TTTT and finished with a 3.2 that is good for 21/128 which is roughly 16%. I am attempting to transfer to a TT in the 60s school that is my undergrad university, also located within the same state. Any thoughts of my chances?
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Re: What are your chances?
no good...like maybe 10% chance?potentialtransfer wrote:I go to TTTT and finished with a 3.2 that is good for 21/128 which is roughly 16%. I am attempting to transfer to a TT in the 60s school that is my undergrad university, also located within the same state. Any thoughts of my chances?
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Vronsky's percentages seem about right, maybe a little pessimistic. I know people with those kinds of numbers who got into Chicago.
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top 20% T4, applying to Cardozo, NYLS, Brooklyn, Rutgers (both), Seton Hall, Lewis and Clark, Hastings, UCLA, Loyola, U Washington, Gonzaga, Hawaii... any chances at these?
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